Data pump and SGA, system memory in window 2003

Hi Experts,
I have a question for oracle 10g data pump. Based on oracle document,
all data pump ".dmp" and ".log" files are created on the Oracle server, not the client machine.
That means data pump need to used oracle server SGA or other system memory. is it true?
Or data pump must be support by oracle server memory?
we use oracle 10 G R4 in 32 bit window 2003 with memory issue. So we take care this point.
at the present, we use exp to do exp job. we DB size is 280 G. SGA is 2G in window.
for testing, i can saw data pump message in alert file. I does not saw taht a export job broken DB and data replication job.
Does any experts have this point experience?
Thanks,
JIM

Hi Jim,
user589812 wrote:
I have a question for oracle 10g data pump. Based on oracle document,
all data pump ".dmp" and ".log" files are created on the Oracle server, not the client machine.Yes, they are but you can always give a shared location on to another server.
That means data pump need to used oracle server SGA or other system memory. is it true?
Or data pump must be support by oracle server memory?Irrespective, the SGA is used for Conventional Export. You can reduce the overhead to some extent by a Direct Export (direct=y), but still the server resources will be in use.
we use oracle 10 G R4 in 32 bit window 2003 with memory issue. So we take care this point.If you have windiows enterprise edition, why don't you enable PAE to use more memory on provided you have memory beyond 3GB on the server.
at the present, we use exp to do exp job. we DB size is 280 G. SGA is 2G in window.With respect to the size of the database, your SGA is too small.
Hope it helps.
Regards
Z.K.

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Edited by: 877086 on Aug 3, 2011 4:40 PM
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I usually increate undo space. Is your undo retention set smaller than the time it takes to run the job? If it is, I would think you would need to do that. If not, then I would think it would be the space. You were in the process of exporting data when the job failed which is what I would have expected. Basically, DataPump want to export each table consistent to itself. Let's say that one of your tables is partitioned and it has a large partition and a smaller partition. DataPump attempts to export the larger partiitons first and it remembers the scn for that partition. When the smaller partitions are exported, it will use the scn to get the data from that partition as it would have looked like if it exported the data when the first partiiton was used. If you don't have partitioned tables, then do you know if some of the tables in the export job (I know it's full so that includes just about all of them) are having data added to them or removed from them? I can't think of anything else that would need undo while exporting data.
Dean

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